Universality and the Analytic Unity of Apperception in Kant

Maynooth Philosophical Papers 5:42-48 (2008)
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I situate historically, analyze, and examine some of the implications of Kant’s thesis that the analytic unity of apperception — the representation of the identity of the I think — is what transforms any representation to which it is attached into a universal (conceptus communis).

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